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After the holidays, one question looms for many households: what to do with the Christmas tree? Dragging it to the curb or ...

Last month, this column focused on the desirable characteristics of Christmas trees, one of which is good needle retention.

Discover creative ways to reuse your real, cut Christmas tree, and find out what to do with a living, pot-grown tree when the ...

The holidays are over, but some of us still have dried-out Christmas trees dropping needles in our living rooms. Yes, but: ...

Real Christmas trees are slightly more environmentally friendly than their plastic counterparts — if you dispose of them ...

Instead of paying for somebody to collect your Christmas tree, there is an eco-friendly way to use it around the house ...

From neighborhood parks to hungry goats, there are plenty of ways your Christmas tree can help your fellow Philadelphians.

When the pine needles on your Christmas tree start to dry out, it’s time to recycle it. Christmas trees can be recycled ...

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation is urging state residents who have a real Christmas tree to ...